The Scotsman - 2020-09-18

• Avoid cross-border trips, southern Scots warned
• Babita Sharma: Why corner shops are the heroes of British life
• EU stands firm against Johnson’s Brexit Bill
• After 70 years, no staff bonus at John Lewis
• ‘Don’t compare Morelos with Mccoist until he wins trophy’
• Streetlife: Growing up in 1960s Scotland
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Dream job running remote island cafe
• Sir Keir Starmer says Leonard has his support
• No exemption for shooting
• Self-isolating staff told by NHS to go to work
• Covid-19 leaves Police Scotland with £15m budget black hole
• SNP and Tories accused of misleading parliament
• Slovenia and Guadeloupe added to quarantine list in Scotland
• Care home linked to Covid-19 deaths rated ‘unsatisfac­tory’
• Mental health support could have saved Frightened Rabbit singer
• Referendum not a priority for more than two thirds of Scots
• Recorded crimes fall but fraud rockets
• ‘Friends’ save seabird centre from permanent closure
• Lewis Capaldi on the longlist for Scottish Album of the Year award
• £50bn-worth of UK banknotes ‘missing’ from circulatio­n
• Europe failed to get Covid advice out on social media
• Suspicion as tagged hen harrier disappears
• More misery as hurricane Sally rainfall threatens severe floods
• Claims Novichok nerve agent found in Navalny hotel water
• Why can’t Scotland be more like enterprisi­ng Wyoming?
• Covid, not Brexit or indy, is the priority
• Inside Transport
• Broadcast news Going berserk
• Airport testing
• Edinburgh University must break its silence over ‘cancelling’ of David Hume
• ON TWITTER
• Labour pains
• A Category Three row
• ‘People need a bit of Steps sparkle in their lives’
• Netflix origins story Ratched revisits an iconic big screen villain
• Helping you at the most difficult time of life
• Christy Elliot
• NOW & THEN
• Creating awareness to the benefits of gene editing
• Indoor farming business IGS reaps major French deal
• Scots entreprene­urs vie for EY’S UK prize
• Social funding provider hails record annual investment
• Hope for capital’s office market
• Xodus Group delivers carbon capture-related study for Dutch authoritie­s
• Next boosts full-year earnings outlook
• Consultati­on’s effect on property fund structures
• Negative rate chatter drags main lenders
• DEFENDER OF THE FAITH
• MASERATI MC20 BREAKS COVER
• Emotional day for Kwiatkowsk­i as he reaps reward of team sacrifice
• Burke hopes Bickerstaf­fe can keep up sprint form
• STANDINGS
• Flying Scots /Diamond League glory for Reekie in Rome with Muir third
• Mcilroy gets off to fast start as Winged Foot fails to bite back
• Fed Cup to change name in honour of pioneer King
• Mixed bag for amateur Scott as back nine woes undo his promising start
• Taylor responds to wake-up call of Scott’s departure as he bids for more game time
• Hearts apologise to fans for ‘misleading’ season tickets
• Forrest admits his collector’s item doesn’t give him a head start for selection
• Holt says thank you to Stokes for ‘giving it a go’
• Dons conquer Vikings to secure glamour tie with Sporting Lisbon
• Dyer won’t rush injured midfielder Mulumbu
• Keeper Carson is Motherwell hero as he finds penalty form
• Spurs haul themselves past Lokomotiv
• RESULTS/FIXTURES
• “At Saracens we never spoke about winning. We spoke about making memories”
• I can score in every game, says Duffy

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